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Signs of spring in Melbourne

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Subject: Signs of spring in Melbourne
From: Brian Fleming <>
Date: Sun, 20 Jul 2003 18:35:47 +1000
This afternoon we took a Yarra bank stroll at Warringal Park,
Heidelburg- not only was the first Silver wattle coming into bloom but
we saw Magpies carrying nest material to a well-built nest in a cedar.

This evening as I type this in I can hear a Song-Thrush singing at 6 pm,
though the light has almost gone. Nice to know some have survived the
drought. I am certain that their numbers have been locally reduced over
the last few years.

Anthea Fleming
in Ivanhoe, Vic.

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